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Hi all:) I have been on the forum for a while, but today I made my first post under "Newt and Slamander Help". I have:
28 gallon aquarium with a Congo Puffer fish
20 gallon aquarium with a african clawed frog, red hump earth eater, and a L002 tiger pleco
5footX3footX2foot (hight,length,width) with a male veild chameleon
I also keep firebelly toads,
chinese firebelly newts,
and an unidentified newt.
 
Yes I do. I have an ID thread under "newt and salamander help". I am still trying to get good pics.
 
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